New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-20
7HE WORLD Of LONDON.
CHROSICLED AND CRITICISED BY Mr.
EDMUND YATES.

FACES MISSED AT DoNcAsTER-LoRD BASTRY-THE
THIsTLE's sAILs-THE MABAgASEE DHCLP
SPECIFICATIONS or BUxToy-so-
CIAE AND PERSONAL.
rBY CABLE TO THE rRIBrxEI
Copyright; 1887; Tae Te~- York Tri5sr.
LONDON, Sept 19-There were many absentees from
the Doneester The Prince Of Wales was not
there, nor Mr.. Henry Chaplin Lom Rosebery,
nor Mr.. Christopher Styles whose absence Certainly
most remarked upon IL was also. certainly. for
many reasons, most lanented. Lord Harrington
rived there few hours after the division in the Com
mons. and was daily everywhere With hs usual escort
and with most seasonabe disregard OF sartorial
considerations. IOud Randolph Churchill, too, was
daily visitor, and strange say generally
recognized When knowing pointed him out
struggling with refractory cigarette among tho
bioods Of the noblemens stand the paddock, no
instantly became the best mobbed man on the COURSE
No need To enumeFate all the noble sports Of both
sexes who crowd every coIgn Of vantage. bur a few
ladies may be named such as the Du hess OF Nan
chester, wearing gray cloth dress. black velvet
covert coat and tall ma; gay with feathers: I.edy
Sykes. in black satin with bright steel trimmings,
and the Duchess Caroline Of NontroSe In black cloth
with an amazing bunch Of oFehfds: Lady Aberssyen-
ny's daughter and Lady Galway were grady al
riired The ladies vDre hats almost universally
FAITH ~ TIE THIsTLEe sILKYS SAILS.
Tie question has nteu been asked n tie ThIstis
win return vffb the cup by the Amertca Ny
opinion Is that SIZE VIII lodging the yachts By lat
years competitors the Volunteer Is ty such
an improved design The Nayh0wer The Thistle
IL compared to TIE GSiaiea TIE Thistle, ve all
know. Il de- gDed to excel In Light bneeLes such
are prevalent tie American coast. and thai Mr.
G. L Watson h2s succeeded drny. He has
been sidsi in small degree BIZ Me-srs- Lapthorn
aud Ramsey. whs-e sfIken sals faf-Od1cca by them
this catch the falntest airs and without
doubt have contributed largely 10 the Thisiles
oesses In English waters The frn have rcfusei to
mako any Of these costly sails fo- Ameriean yashts-
men or TO supply the special material used The
pecunisry loss must Be considerable. bat yashtsnen
will doubt admire tho patriotic spirit which has
prompted the refusal TO supply the orders.
DIFFERENT ESTIMATES OF lord BAvTgY.
Ii Is quite clear thar Monsirnor Persioo ami Mr..
Timothy Hcaly form totally different estimates OF the
same individual Not long ago the Home Rule mem
Der Of Parliament In opea meeting deoeunoed Lord
Bantry. close to on his property in County Kerry.
a. bushwhacker. MonsisDor Persico however
oepts Lord Banrry's hOsptalities at Bantry House,
and the peassntry viii probably make note OF theS
disorepant views.
DEATH OF THE AAHARASEE DHUIIP SINGH
regret ssy that the Maharance Dhulecp singh whs
had been In failing health died somewhat suddenly
Friday The Maharanee always conclafed. showed
much good feeling ana favpiite with the Queen
a a
blood In her veins. She refused 20 associate herself
with the NAharsi Ahs continental vzearies Her
acted With similar good sense and Prince Victor,
cadet al Sandhurst, bids fair TO become a popular
British officer and country gentleman Probably the Ma
haranees death VIII not produce much effect upon the
vhlon suffolk mAgnate and member Of the Carlton
Club Dhnleep sing has shown himself eager
10 every connection with his old life the
desperate hs fortunes have become They have
reached q low eot since his protector, ksikof. ded
ana the Official Russian Government Is understood 10
be by means casnorcd Of his OSers, Will the
last erorT Of The Moscow Gazette this week 70
Lift him into Prominence have much effect beyonS
secentasfns his political inslgnlaeAnce
RELIGIOUS VIEWS oY SIR CHARLES YOUNG.
Sir Charles Young, who died last week. uas HsA
OF deeply religious Vows loag before he took ihe
IRENE step OF Joining the Church of Rome, six months
before his death He for many years secretary Of
the famous Higa Church organization known a. the
English Church Union, several of whose officials and
prominent members hsd Ione over before him Fron
the first and IL may be sad TO The last his favorte
study was controversial theology, Of which he owned
remarkably fine library. He was more at home with
tire Ksahers Of the Church than of the Bishops.
could hold his own with the champions Of the
creeds, lay and Cleric of any denomination He va
buried al Hushenden-
PATRONS OF BUXTON.
Lady Colin Campbell Is among the --latest arrivals q
hs has taken a pretty house for the young EAh %
Arundel and Surrey who Is staying there for the eenefa
Of the Among others VINO lately have been
patronlzing the Spa Of the Peak are Mr.. W. X. Van
drbQt and party The Yankee millionaire Is understood
expressed great qualification with his visit 70
Buxton, the gardens having pieased him particularly
Mr.. BUcRANAN's LOST OPPORTUNITY.
Mr.. Buchanan has eOs hold Of happy idea In blue
bells OF sco,ian9' only to Lee slip again drama
toun sd Hi.hland evictions would jass come 10
VERY apty II Il gave anything like conceivable rciihis
picture OF the conditions Of life In the Hebrdes Nhas
does Mr.. buchanan dot lie simply uses . great LAM
prsoaea rs . srringboaza nom which 10 plunge inss
the vast inane ut romantic melodramA In thee has
times ws are OF Us above perperatins potAole<s:
but some Of would 10 hurt and Aumiliated 10 ane
any one imagining for Eomeat that resarled ose
potboers as serious works Of art. Net 50 Mr.. Ba
chanan; all his geese are swans He matches then
nom pure devotion AT and rcsents The base insuua
ton that he has any eye 10 the Mich selmas MARKET
Well lie should know best what motive s)serns the
process. Of Incubation; but parental pride now'ths'sSt
inr goose remains eoose and In this case FEAR me-
o very tat one.
THE MATCH OF THE SEASON.
Mia PHYLLIS de Battle. Sr Henry Bsihes youneeS
a,ush,er has made the match Of the scason she IS 10
marry sir savile Brenfcn Crossey, eight andtwensy,
ariahls disposition Liberal ynoniss NJ p. owner OF
sorericyt ton Lowessoft aud Belle vue Halifax and tn
happy possessor Of sf5,coo year
REBUILDING A BURNED SCOTTISH CASTLE
peamont Caste, Lord wharnclifes fire old seat 10
Forfarshire. was burned down four years aea Tbs
ruins were purchased, together with the gardens PARK
and home farm. by Mr. Canpoell BsnncrnAn fog
100000 He has rebuilt the mansion In sSosass
bsronlal style az a est of 100000
GROUSE on TIKI DANDY MooRS
Lord Downs has let the extensive Danny noon.
near whitby, 10 Captain Morris, who was hrn''ed
600 pairs Of grouse The bAs by ak In four'ees
DAYS was ,e9o brace During tie last nineteen 80
sous $4,000 brace Of grouse have been shot On thess
moors.
SEEKING HEALTH IN CANADA
Mr. shaw Stewart, ~ p, has gone to Canada NJ W
months for his health. .
THE MArHxsox HsrArR N RcsssnIRA
Sir Kenneth Mafhesea doss not sssu 70 esss !.
about the family estates in RosssAirs. vAleh vo -
greet object Il hs fatAers HI . recsv9. II
cousss e twenty years ~ Las eE Alsxnne9 Sne~